Buck's Bad Luck and Strange Referents in 1913 Tale
A jumbled 1913 page mixes a western bar scene with punchers and a lurid preacher tale. It also mentions Tim Kinney of Cokeville leasing property for 200000 dollars yielding 17800 over thirty years. The text notes Thomas L. Lewin entering Ohio politics and Governor Carey of Wyoming tied to Theodore Roosevelt's campaign amid party shifts and labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Tim Klnney
Cokeville
Lemecs Alow
Insurance policy found after accidental death in Barns of We wits
A five thousand dollar life policy was taken out about a year before the accidental death of Johnny Mx Lean of Blg Piney. The policy, Ser C088 from Barns of We wits, names Reyes as the insured person. Wren hae toon is noted as the father of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny MxLean
Reyes
Viene Black
Wren
Toon
Oil men plan drilling near Kemmerer in La Barge Basin
Dan Van Wegenen of Los Angeles arrived in Kemmerer to arrange securing a lease on an oil field owned by L. K. Henderson and partners. He intends to begin operations within thirty days. Mr. Van Wegenen was interviewed by M. Jeyce, a representative of the Associated Oil Co, during a May afternoon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan van Wegenen
Los Angeles
Bold
Kemmerer Minday
Aqne
Lam
L. K
P. J. Quealy
Mahlon
Salt Lake
Guil Whitman
Kemmerer
LaBarge
Fragmentary OCR reads about a major historical strike
The readable text outlines a large strike and labor action affecting coal workers and wage debates. It mentions somber memory of past strikes and hints at employment and wage issues without clear names or dates. The fragmentary OCR obscures specifics.
Roosevelt Leads Amid Delegation Battled for Presidency
The Roosevelt campaign claims double digit delegations in key states, with Taft conceding some and contesting others. Pennsylvania and North Carolina yields Roosevelt advantages, while Taft fights uninstructed delegates and earlier primary losses illustrate continuing party divisions.
May Move Depot Plans Advanced After Rail Conference
Superintendent W H Bancroft returning from Omaha met with Union Pacific President A L Moberly. Officials expect approved improvements for the Short Line to proceed, costing several million for the Idaho division. Rumors of Kemmerer upgrades suggest moving the depot yard to the embankment and reconfiguring tracks to improve access to Frontier Supply Co lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bancroft
Salt Lake
bin Vinit
Omaha
A. L. Mobler
Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho
Kemmerer
Dupat
Frontier Supply Co. Lumber Yard
Fishing season rules and Wyoming game laws outlined
Article outlines basic Wyoming fishing regulations including spawn requests to the Game Warden D F Hudson of Lander, limits on possession, interstate shipping, transport of fish, and gear restrictions. Emphasizes legality of taking from state waters and proper licensing and supervision for hatcheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
D. F. Hudson
Lander
Dewanta Hinds
Local Kemmerer News Briefs and Social Notes
A cluttered Kemmerer column lists upcoming events at Lyceum and theater venues, plus local notices. It features theatre titles, business ads, job leads, a cottage sale, house improvements, and social visits from residents like Bert Pellegrini, J. W. Barker, and Mrs. Louis Jones.
Local Visitors and Community Notes from Kemmerer and Vicinity
A collage of short items lists residents and visitors passing through Kemmerer and nearby towns. Names include P J Quealy C M Whitney Mrs C D Stafford and family Miss Munde Doles Charley Christmas D Boles and family H B Glase D Tanner J W Rumbarger Lown, with mentions of stationary at City Drug Store, Opal shearing, and births at Frontier. Travelers and officials from Salt Lake City Cumberland and Big Piney also appear during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.M. Fuller
Kemmerer
Tommy Timmis
Salt Lake Victor
City Drug Store
Bert Coles
Kemmerer Bakery
P. J. Quealy
Rock Springs
C. M. Whitney
C.D. Stafford
Charley Christmas
Salt Lake
Opal
Craig Jorgenson
Mra. Doe Apoloca
Feontier
H. B. Glase
Wekk
D. Tanner
Big Piney
Miss Urwula
New Superintendents Named for Mines in West
Dave G. Thomas of Evanston is appointed superintendent of Union Pacific mines at Rock Springs with Reliance. Frank J. McCarthy returns as superintendent of Superior mines. Both men are well known in Uinta County for long service in coal camps and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Dave G. Thomas
Evanston
Union Pacific
Reliance
Frank JL. McCarthy
Re- Ni
Call for Bids for First National Bank Building
Bids for the construction of the First National Bank building will be received at the office of P. L. Quealy at Frontier or at the First National Bank of Kem until Thursday, April 2. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Bank. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist National Bank
PL. Quealy
Frontier
First National Bank of
Kemwerer
Thurday
Hospital Meeting Sparks Support From Local Blocks
A Sunday mass meeting drew a representative crowd to discuss a hospital project. Pliny outlined a building plan while miners groups from Diamondville Susie and Daking voiced support. Officials pledged funds and a four member committee will coordinate with a miners committee for ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
Diamondville
Daking
Snedidiy
Ian Dr
BF. Fisher
Diamond Cou
Cale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buck
Circle Bar Ranch
Adisural
Mao
Ginka
Old Bob
Xomhd Aily
Bouck
Procher
Pruuder
Thomas L. Lewin
Forte
United Mins Workers of America
Bridgeport
Ohio
Carey
Wyrauing
Theodore Ramevelt
Arm
Loesening
Samappbon
Vom
Pune Berger
Roosevelt
Rooervelt
Taft
Roosevalt
Omiclal
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
North Carolina
Delaware
Taft Forven
Pannaylvenia
North Carding
Hell Taft
North Dakota
Wisconsin
LaFollette
la Mtinois Hoos
Velt
Mr. Taft
Lover Taft
Quay Aay
Lyemamn Theater
Ma'am
Lyceum
Bert Pellegrini
Granger
Merril Jones
Ivan
Louis G. Jones
Sammon
Green River
North Pine Avenue
George W. Monk
E. J. Glaser
Darkle
J. W. Barker
Open
John Angelo
St. Margaret's Guild
A. Lambert
Frontier Supply Co
Nebraska
C. H. Hibbe
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust
E. W. Smith
Kenweover Hardware and Furniture Co
Jin Folger
Bob Christwas
Ralph Smith
Dov Stafford
Fred Chapin
Bill Pierson
al Heite
Pixley
Piso
Albert Claus
Sis
Republican County Committee
Miss Munde Doles
Montana
4. B. Doles
P. B. Petrie
Jim
W. H. Taylor
Sanday
Big Ditch
Lowrey
4 Line
A. R. McPherson
American Eapree Co
Cumberland
U. County
Uinta
Lincoln County
Tan Tina
Dabrarn
Clarence Tiartnor
Dare
Jamra Crawford
Jomax
R. Wilson
Ant Ig
Pinoy
Joseph A
Ranch
Haries Heiner
Revd Ookeville Y
Anderson Mylventer Collett
John
Gordon Setar Chaney
John M. Faddies
John Mates
Know Diamond Rill
Donald McAlinter
Matthews
Charles Wepnsten
Johnston
Barrett Lewis Fracken Fentenriie M. Holden
Inwright
Inhop
Maya Hoert
Miles ‘Qoodman
B. &. Hodson
Robert T. Sneddon
Ams
York Goo
Spencer WW
Fayroe
Charles Delaney
W. A. Demander
Serine Valley
W. Bpaulding
Herbert Brown
Nels
Ae Bete Leat Ieouer
Faul Flandemy
Maki & Young
Wyo
C. W. Peterson
Michael Stern
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Wore
Michaels
Stern CO
Rochestar
Dave Thomas
F. L. McCarthy
Superior
W. H. Eblen
Rathbun
Studebaker E. M. F. Flanders Cars
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